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Phlegm after eating food
I spit a lot after eating food.
phlegm after eating food or having any drink. After carbonated drink intake phlegm increase and acidity occurs in chest. While being empty stomach sometimes i spit yellow liquid. And i smoke. What to do to stop this spitting. Is this tuberculosis? Or anything else?
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Hello, smoking increases your chances of getting a lung infection n thus your phlegm. Try to gradually reduce it n then avoid it.
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Even carbonated drinks are not preferable. Need to perform certain exercises on a daily basis. Hope u eat well n sleep well too.
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Your yellow spit is the bile liquid mixed with gastric juices. Please do consult here for further assistance.
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Dr. Shaikh Huzaif
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Phlegm can be due to smoking. Stop smoking, take steam, avoid spicy food
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